East Africa Community leaders reconvene summit on Burundi
East African Community (EAC) leaders reconvene in Tanzania Sunday what officials described as an “emergency” meeting to brainstorm on restoring
Burundi’s top election official flees the country
Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza’s controversial bid to stand for a third term in office suffered a new blow on Saturday
Rwanda parliament to debate president Kagame’s third term bid
According to Afrobarometer results from 34 African countries show that there is strong support for presidential term limits among citizens
Boko Haram attack on Nigeria’s Maiduguri city kills 11
Security sources say that Boko Haram insurgents have attacked the outskirts of Borno state capital Maiduguri in Nigeria, leaving at
Man Acquitted for ‘Giving’ Chameleon Bhang
A judge has acquitted a Chicago man of animal cruelty charges filed after the man posted a video of himself
Heads of states from Angola, S. Africa, EAC to hold talks on Burundi
Heads of state from Angola and South Africa will be in Tanzania on Sunday where they are set to join
Fighting in northern Mali forces tens of thousands to flee their home
Renewed fighting between armed groups in the Gao, Mopti and Timbuktu areas of northern Mali in the past four weeks
China destroys half a tonne of ivory in symbolic gesture
China destroyed more than six hundred kilograms of ivory in front of media and diplomats on Friday. Engraved tusks and
EU withdraws election observation mission from Burundi
The European Union has scrapped plans to send observers for next week’s Parliamentary elections. The EU says its mission would
Mauritius’ Ceremonial President Resigns, As Expected
(Reuters) Mauritian President Rajkeswar Purryag resigned on Friday from his ceremonial position in accordance with an agreement with Prime Minister